What Is The Pablo Token (PABLO)?
The Pablo Token network is controlled by smart contracts. Everything is automated, eliminating the need for human intervention. Smart contracts automate the collection of funds in the liquidity pools or distribution of rewards to Pablo Token holders. The supply of The Pablo Token is continuously deprecating, creating scarcity. This is accomplished by burning tokens on every single transaction. The ultimate aim is to keep demand going up.
The Pablo Token Storage Key Points
| Coin Basic | Information |
|---|---|
| Coin Name | The Pablo Token |
| Short Name | PABLO |
| Circulating Supply | N/A |
| Total Supply | 1,112,092,416,667,922 |
| Source Code | Click Here To View Source Code |
| Explorers | Click Here To View Explorers |
| Twitter Page | Click Here To Visit Twitter Group |
| Whitepaper | Click Here To View |
| Support | 24/7 |
| Official Project Website | Click Here To Visit Project Website |
Smart burning to encourage long term holding
The Pablo Token has a 2% tax on all transactions to prevent price manipulation and encourage holding. The 2% tax is then split as a weighted distribution between all holders and the burn address.
Transfer BNB to Metamask, Trustwallet, or any DAPP-supported trust wallet
Make sure you send it to your wallet address! BNB addresses start with “0x”. you can see the address on Metamask, Trustwallet, or any BNB20 trust wallet by clicking on “Buy” or “Receive” on Metamask or Trust Wallet.
Go to the pablotoken.io
When you visit the pablotoken.io, click on the “Buy on PancakeSwap” button. This will take you to the PancakeSwap website. You will receive a pop-up asking to confirm if the address belongs to Pablo. Double-check before you buy!
Name, email address, and other contact information
The Pablo Token ask for and—at your option—collect personal information from you when you submit web forms on your Websites, including opportunities to sign up for and agree to receive email communications from. They may ask you to submit such personal information if you choose to use interactive features of the Websites, including participation in surveys, contests, promotions, sweepstakes, or studies, requesting customer support, submitting feedback, or otherwise communicating with. They will send such communications in accordance with applicable law.
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Customer Account Information
When you register for an account, The Pablo Token collect contact information. Depending on subscription level, this contact information may include your Customer name, the email address(es) of your account administrator(s), telephone number, and addresses necessary to process payment and delivery of Services. In addition, when you use the Services, they collect information about how you configure your account and the Services (e.g., firewall settings for the domains you administer). They refer to all of this information collectively as “Customer Account Information” for the purposes of this Policy.